🥚 Stackable Egg Holder Bins - Plastic Refrigerator Organizer Tray Set for Fridge Freezer - Clear Storage Container with Lid & Handles - Holds 14 Eggs Review

on the photos in the description is EXACTLY as it came in the box so I won't upload the same thing again - just know that this is a great buy, there are other items sold on amazon but they are much more expensive, i recommend hand washing with soap and warm water before use and i cut out small paper towels to hold the line the inside of each of the "egg holes" so that they don't break when the egg is loaded

We've been using four of these eggshells for a few months. While it's nice to see eggs through clear plastic, we find our eggs break or become damaged when placed in egg patches. Eggs are a bit difficult to get out of the container due to the depth of the hole. Let's go back to the egg cartons. My daughter took a carton of eggs on a hike and came back with broken eggs. Consequently, the box is too rigid and difficult to protect against travel.

I remembered reading about hand washing this set. When I had a tabletop dishwasher, I found that it couldn't heat up. Unfortunately I was wrong, it was still hot enough to warp this container. So keep in mind that this is a hand wash only product. But that doesn't take away from its awesomeness! I can buy a container of 60 eggs at the grocery store and when I use them I can take out one of those containers and free up space in the fridge instead of keeping that giant carton there.

They were great when I bought them. Had to throw one in the dishwasher recently because it was hit by a 'fridge' when the kids spilled. I would have given 5 stars before. They're great for freeing up space if you're buying large egg cartons instead of cartons like we did. You can easily see when you need more, and it's easy to switch between eggs and not miss one. However, I had to reset 2 stars after washing. They warped in the dishwasher. I had it on the top post, away from the element, but…

They are very useful and very good value for money. We buy five dozen egg cartons from Costco and/or Walmart, and we used old 18-pack egg cartons (made from recycled cardboard or something). found, I was delighted. A couple of issues I have is that the containers are unnecessarily tall as if leaving a good inch and a half between the top of the eggs (large, not giant or extra large) and the lid, wasting precious cubic inches of space in the fridge . And there are 14 eggs in each container and…